Last (ish) Saturday I wasn't at a wedding for a change, in fact I was at a Christening in the Cheltenham College Chapel.
Carina had contacted me asking if I would photograph the Christening in my usual documentary style....and who was I to suggest otherwise. Even smaller events such as Christening have a lot going on - maybe not as manic as a wedding, but the vicar was more accommodating than most.
The weather was fine, the guests great...including my serial stalker who I've now seen on three occasions over the past six months! Ahh ok, he's not so much a stalker, just a frequent wedding guest (aka 'a popular guy') and a great one at that as he's recommended me to soooooo many people.
Anyhow, here are a few photos from the time spent at Thomas' Christening.
Thomas must have ran up and down this doorway to the college canteen about 100 times!
One bench, one child, one drinks reception, one photo.
The grounds at Cheltenham College Chapel were great for a few photos, even if I wasn't taking them.
High FIVE!
Hey! Great pics!
ReplyDeleteI was just wondering if you could give me some advice and what type of lenses you used. Thanks I would really appreciate it!
Hi. I use several lenses depending on the look I want and type of assignment.
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24-70 2.8
70-200 2.8
or
50 1.4
85 1.2
24 1.4
fantastic photos.. am a rookie dslr photographer invited to a christening function (i have never been to this kind of functions and am a hindu), these photos are awesome and had given me the ideas and confidence as well..Thank you.-BSB
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